> If a manifest file or plugin.xml is ever changed, you must run
> "eclipse -clean" to clear the cache.
This is exactly the solution.
I was now able to reproduce the bug by restoring a backup of an old
version of my eclipse configuration.
As before starting the help resulted in the NoClassDefFo
You are right, I just doubled that entry.
The strange thing is that the help started working after changing
this file.
If a manifest file or plugin.xml is ever changed, you must run
"eclipse -clean" to clear the cache.
-Billy
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You are right, I just doubled that entry.
The strange thing is that the help started working after changing this file.
I restored the original file and the help is still working. I am not
able to reproduce the bug now.
Maybe just touching the file solved the problem? Maybe it is some
configuratio
On 11/28/05, Markus Bauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just found out that the missing class
> (org/apache/catalina/realm/MemoryRealm)
> is located in catalina-optional.jar instead of catalina.jar.
> But this jar file is not referenced in the manifest.mf, so eclipse does
> not know about it.
>
>
I just found out that the missing class
(org/apache/catalina/realm/MemoryRealm)
is located in catalina-optional.jar instead of catalina.jar.
But this jar file is not referenced in the manifest.mf, so eclipse does
not know about it.
So I added "catalina-optional.jar" to
plugins/org.eclipse.tomcat_4
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